what is the nurse’s rationale for thoroughly drying the infant immediately after birth. Select all that apply. reduces heat loss from evaporation…
Question 1. what is the nurse’s rationale for thoroughly drying the infant immediately after birth. Select all that apply. a. reduces heat loss from evaporation [hg1] b. promotes lung expansion c. reduces heat loss from convection d. reduce heat loss from radiation e. stimulate vigorous crying 2. a client delivered her sixth baby, a 7-pound, 14 ounces infant at 38 weeks gestation after 8 hours of labor. The client’s vital signs are stable, and her lochia is heavy. Brick red and contains clots. Based on this assessment, which action should the nurse perform next? Select all that apply a. review current hemoglobin b. assess tone of the funds c. massage the funds d. documents these findings as normale. call the provider 3. a client who delivered an infant 90 minutes ago, is alert and complains of numbness in the legs from the epidural. The client asks to go to the bathroom. How should the nurse respond?a. you may use the walker when ambulating aloneb. just a moment; I will go get a bedpan for you c. I will walk you to the bathroom and stay with youd. because of the numbness, you will need a urinary catheter 4. during the fourth-stage of labor the nursing care for a client with an episiotomy include which intervention by the nurse? Select all that applya. inspect the perineum every 15 minutes during the first hour after birth b. call the healthcare provider if any dark blood is noted to the perineum c. use an ice pack on the perineum for up to 60 minutes per application d. place an ice pack on the perineum to the applied for 10-15 minutes and remove for at least 1 hours e. application of ice or cool pack to the perineum immediately after delivery Health Science Science Nursing ADULT HEAL NR 325 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
